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I added estimated Burst Frequency Offset (Hz) values to Inmarsat's "MH370 measured data against predicted tracks" plot.
Various news organizations are quoting Acting Transport Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein as saying that the raw data from Inmarsat will be released on Tuesday, May 27: "This is what I have been told and that it will be released tomorrow."
My Estimated Burst Frequency Offset (Hz) values
Data UTC Hz
Point Time Offset
1 16:30 88.54
2 16:40 125.00
3 16:56 158.33
4 17:07 132.29
5 18:23 272.92
6 18:25 175.00
7 18:27 142.71
8 19:40 112.50
9 20:40 140.63
10 21:40 167.71
11 22:40 203.13
12 00:11 252.08
Time margin of error: +/- 2 min
Hz margin of error +/- 2.08 Hz
Notes:
1) In a previous post with time stamps added, I showed the xx:40 times as xx:41 because of MH370's take off time of 16:41:43. However, due to the granularity of the tool I'm using to estimate the values on the Inmarsat Data Plot, I am showing the times as xx:40 in this post. There is a margin of error of + or - 2 minutes for all of my time estimates.
2) There is a margin of error of + or - 2.08 Hz for all of my offset estimates.
3) I have seen various news reports about the total number of measured Inmarsat data points and the number of measured data points received after the ACARS was disabled. The plot released by Inmarsat shows a total of 12 measured data points from 16:30 UTC to 00:11 UTC.
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